Learn more about carriage bolts! What are the structure and characteristics of carriage bolts?

Carriage bolts perform well in many applications due to their unique structure and anti-rotation design. Their diverse material selection and surface treatment methods enable them to adapt to different usage environments and needs. From a structural point of view, the round head and square neck design are both beautiful and functional; from the perspective of material and surface treatment, different choices can significantly improve the performance and service life of the bolts. Through reasonable material selection and surface treatment, carriage bolts can provide reliable connection solutions under various harsh conditions and are widely used in construction, machinery manufacturing, furniture assembly and other fields.

Structure of the carriage bolts

Round head: The head of the carriage bolt is round, smooth and notched, which makes it more beautiful in appearance and prevents external damage and corrosion.

Square neck: Immediately below the round head is the square neck, which is designed to prevent the bolt from rotating during installation and ensure the stability of the installation.

Threaded rod: Below the square neck is the threaded part, which is used to cooperate with the nut to provide a firm connection.

Features

Anti-rotation design: The square neck design allows the carriage bolt to automatically embed into the wood or metal during installation to prevent the bolt from rotating. This is particularly useful when single-sided operation is required.

Beautiful and durable: The round head design is not only beautiful, but also reduces wear and corrosion on the exposed part of the head, extending the service life of the bolt.

Easy to install: No special tools are required for installation in wood or metal, easy to use, and suitable for various construction environments.